Re: gastric line disruption

[Guest guest]

> I recently found out that I have a staple line disruption. Can

anyone tell me what are the symptoms and side effects of a disruption

and does it usually have to be repaired.

>

> Thank you,

>

> Murielle

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Oh, yes, there are a few of us around. I had no real symptoms except

the ability to eat a lot more than I should have been able to at less

than 6 months out. I knew something wasn't right and, thankfully, my

surgeon was not one of those that blames the patient, and told me to

get an upper GI. Another 6 months and an additional 17 pounds later,

I had a stomach transection, and all has been right with the world

since. )

You probably don't have to have it repaired, unless you don't mind

the weight regain and possible the return of acid reflux and a host

of other co-morbs that you may be susceptible to. In other words,

eventually, it'll possibly be almost as if you never had WLS. But,

the decision is yours. I know it absolutely just sucks that it

requires another surgery, but it is so worth it.

Good luck,

in NJ

[Guest guest]

> I recently found out that I have a staple line disruption. Can

anyone tell me what are the symptoms and side effects of a disruption

and does it usually have to be repaired.

>

> Thank you,

>

> Murielle

******************

Oh, yes, there are a few of us around. I had no real symptoms except

the ability to eat a lot more than I should have been able to at less

than 6 months out. I knew something wasn't right and, thankfully, my

surgeon was not one of those that blames the patient, and told me to

get an upper GI. Another 6 months and an additional 17 pounds later,

I had a stomach transection, and all has been right with the world

since. )

You probably don't have to have it repaired, unless you don't mind

the weight regain and possible the return of acid reflux and a host

of other co-morbs that you may be susceptible to. In other words,

eventually, it'll possibly be almost as if you never had WLS. But,

the decision is yours. I know it absolutely just sucks that it

requires another surgery, but it is so worth it.

Good luck,

in NJ

[Guest guest]

I had acid pain, reflux, nausea, marginal ulcer, just not feeling good.

Could eat a bit more, but not substantially. Ultimately. wt gain. I think

the nausea saved me or the massive protein did, since I had to keep coating

that burning pit. I gained 12# in the 4 months I had to wait.

Gone now. Fixed. 12# gone. I'm me again.

Thanks,

Vitalady, Inc. T

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gastric line disruption

> I recently found out that I have a staple line disruption. Can anyone

> tell me what are the symptoms and side effects of a disruption and

> does it usually have to be repaired.

>

> Thank you,

>

> Murielle

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[Guest guest]

I had acid pain, reflux, nausea, marginal ulcer, just not feeling good.

Could eat a bit more, but not substantially. Ultimately. wt gain. I think

the nausea saved me or the massive protein did, since I had to keep coating

that burning pit. I gained 12# in the 4 months I had to wait.

Gone now. Fixed. 12# gone. I'm me again.

Thanks,

Vitalady, Inc. T

www.vitalady.com

If you are interested in PayPal, please click here:

https://secure.paypal.com/affil/pal=vitalady%40bigfoot.com

gastric line disruption

> I recently found out that I have a staple line disruption. Can anyone

> tell me what are the symptoms and side effects of a disruption and

> does it usually have to be repaired.

>

> Thank you,

>

> Murielle

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> Homepage: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Graduate-OSSG

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